I have an older White Rogers thermostat. Its programable for 7 days, different times. Setting buttons at bottom. Can I replace with this one?
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Yes. You have the choice of 5 same weekdays and 2 weekend days or 7 individual days.
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I'm not an HVAC technician, and cannot provide a definitive answer, but I can answer from a general homeowner perspective: We bought two of these Thermostats, one for a brand new HVAC unit, and one to go on a 17 year old system. The Thermostat works flawlessly on both and we are very happy with this product. It is very nice to have the screen light up at night so you don't have to disturb your partner if you want to change the settings, and the screen is large enough to be able to see it without reading glasses on. Whether or not it will work on your HVAC unit will depend on many factors; My A/C guy did the work for me. If you are installing it yourself, then you might just want to call the manufacturer, give them the details of your existing HVAC system, and ask them if it is compatible. Our existing system (not the new one, was a Rheem, 10 SEER system). Our new unit is RUUD, 14.5 SEER system. I think these control panels are built fairly generically. I'd also confirm the return policy with the seller just in case it doesn't work for you.
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Yes this one will do 7 individual or 5 & 2 , pick which one you want from the setup screen.
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I don't have this thermostat anymore, but the one I got to replace it is about the same size, 3 1/4 high by by 5 long (inches).The reason I replaced this thermostat for a programmable one is because this thermostat has no "variance"; that is, if you set it for 72 it will call for heat at 71 and no longer call at 73. My pellet stove was constantly cycling on and off - it never really shut down. With my new programmable thermostat, I can set the variance. I can set it for 72, but so it will not call for heat until temp drops to 70, and will keep calling until temp rises to 74. Now the stove actually gets to rest for a while! I don't have this thermostat anymore, but the one I got to replace it is about the same size, 3 1/4 high by by 5 long (inches).The reason I replaced this thermostat for a programmable one is because this thermostat has no "variance"; that is, if you set it for 72 it will call for heat at 71 and no longer call at 73. My pellet stove was constantly cycling on and off - it never really shut down. With my new programmable thermostat, I can set the variance. I can set it for 72, but so it will not call for heat until temp drops to 70, and will keep calling until... » Read More I don't have this thermostat anymore, but the one I got to replace it is about the same size, 3 1/4 high by by 5 long (inches).The reason I replaced this thermostat for a programmable one is because this thermostat has no "variance"; that is, if you set it for 72 it will call for heat at 71 and no longer call at 73. My pellet stove was constantly cycling on and off - it never really shut down. With my new programmable thermostat, I can set the variance. I can set it for 72, but so it will not call for heat until temp drops to 70, and will keep calling until temp rises to 74. Now the stove actually gets to rest for a while! « Show Less
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yep, that's the replacement I bought from amazon. Same price. My old one cracked at the screw holes(possibly from pushing on it too hard). The face of it that has the button descriptions and such,,,, you will just have to peel it off of your old one and slap it onto the new one. It's not hard. Hope this helps.
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I don't have this thermostat anymore, but the one I got to replace it is about the same size, 3 1/4 high by by 5 long (inches). The reason I replaced this thermostat for a programmable one is because this thermostat has no "variance"; that is, if you set it for 72 it will call for heat at 71 and no longer call at 73. My pellet stove was constantly cycling on and off - it never really shut down. With my new programmable thermostat, I can set the variance. I can set it for 72, but so it will not call for heat until temp drops to 70, and will keep calling until temp rises to 74. Now the stove actually gets to rest for a while!
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If you experiment with the 2 white buttons you can toggle between C and F. Be careful with the buttons, my on-off button got jammed as I was experimenting!
557819
I have had no clicking problems with this thermostat. I never reprogrammed it. I change the setting with the arrows on the front panel. It holds that setting for three hours. Even when it comes on there is no noticeable click.
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No! I had the old model for over three years and loved it-- until my cats broke the lever from helping themselves to a morsel or two in between meals. Picked up a new model last night and it seemed to set fine, yet never went off (could tell because the meal light was flashing). Just swapped it for the same model at Pet Smart and same thing happened! New model is a bit easier to program, but I'd stick to the old model if I were you!
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Yes, this should work just fine. Pricier model are just prettier and have more sophisticated programming and/or connecting to your smart phone abilities. As far as programming goes, this one is NOT a 1-week thermostat. You can only create one daily program. You set 4 points in a 24 hours span (i.e. 1-day) and then this program is repeated day after day. If you don't need programming, there is a cheaper version where you just set the temperature. Or there are pricier ones where you can create separate programs for work days and weekends ( 5/2 programming ) or 7 distinct programs for each day of the week (7-day thermostat). Yes, this should work just fine. Pricier model are just prettier and have more sophisticated programming and/or connecting to your smart phone abilities. As far as programming goes, this one is NOT a 1-week thermostat. You can only create one daily program. You set 4 points in a 24 hours span (i.e. 1-day) and then this program is repeated day after day. If you don't need programming, there is a cheaper version where you just set the temperature. Or there are pricier ones where you can create separate programs for work days and weekends ( 5/2 programming ) or 7 distinct programs for each day... » Read More Yes, this should work just fine. Pricier model are just prettier and have more sophisticated programming and/or connecting to your smart phone abilities. As far as programming goes, this one is NOT a 1-week thermostat. You can only create one daily program. You set 4 points in a 24 hours span (i.e. 1-day) and then this program is repeated day after day. If you don't need programming, there is a cheaper version where you just set the temperature. Or there are pricier ones where you can create separate programs for work days and weekends ( 5/2 programming ) or 7 distinct programs for each day of the week (7-day thermostat). « Show Less
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You don't have to program the unit for different time periods. Put the unit in COOL mode, push HOLD, and set the temperature to 80 degrees. I put mine on HOLD at 65 degrees for heater. It works great.
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Hi Sheldon, It was very easy to replace. The directions are clear and easy to follow. Just determine what type of system you, look at the directions and follow. The terminals an the new thermostat are labeled for wire color. There is one "jumper" on the new thermostat that you may or may not need depending on the system you have. I did not need the jumper, so I removed it ... easy peasy.
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NO I agree with Fred buy the complete unit. In my case mine was old enough that they were not the same. Just write the color coded wire order before you remove them. Very easy to change.
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Again look for the white square with a model number on the thermostat. The new one had the exact model number as mine.
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Not auto but you can remotely change it manually on the mobile app. Plus you can change it on the thermostat itself. I am very happy with it, but make sure you have a C wire.
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No.Button on outside of unit is used to change temperature.This is done after using internal switch to take unit off of factory set (120)
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As far as I could tell, there was no way to make that adjustment, unless you are crafty enough to open up the unit and re-configure its programming somehow. But using just the buttons on the outside, that is not possible.
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My condo was built in 1979, and it had the old knob units with baseboard heat. I specifically bought these units to replace them, and had no problems installing them. Make sure you follow the instructions when doing so though, because you can easily get the wiring wrong and then the unit won't power up. If you have any concerns, you can always pay a professional electrician to install it, and if they tell you there's an issue then just return the item.
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No. What you have is a knob that has low, medium and high. I have not had any problem with this setup, I don't know if a thermostat would make a difference. If I had a furnace yes a thermostat is what you want.I prefer to control the unit myself.